The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1887-03-03

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The people of Meme have arranged
for the celebration of Patricks Day
RAHR Bros. have lately purchased an
imported Holstein bull for their herd.
AT the New York store: We bought
200 mems suits at 80 cents on the dollar.
JOHN DILLON is again about in this
neighborhood and is drawing very large
houses.
SHOULD the snow go off quickly this
spring there is considerable danger of
freshets.
SICK HORSES are cured the quickest by
the horse medicines prepared by Henry
Hinrichs
THE maple syrup season will soon be
here, but it by no means follows that the
ma pie syrup will come.
RUFFLING and putting you can buy for
about % to 80 cents on the dollar while
they last, at Schuette Bros. 3
The north and south roads are n ex-
cellent condition. Those running east
and west are not in the best shape.
a SPLIT in the Dairy Board of Trade of
Sheboygan Falls resulted in the organi-
cation Of a dairy board in Plymouth.
TABLE oil cloth, about ten different
patterns and colors, at 10c yard.
10 SCHUETTE Bros.
OUR new Dress Buttons are now ready
for your inspection.
10 ScHUETTE Bros.
BULTHAUPT's examination has been set
for March 7. The injured man is yet
| unable to be present at the examination.
SOME of the young men of the city who
appeal to Dame Chance at times, have
decided to invest in a Louisiana lottery
ticket.
L. j. NASH and George B. Byron have
been retained to defend Penzein and Swo-
boda, charged with fatally assaulting
Stewart.
IT is said some Of the railroad engineers
on the Lake Shore & Western make as
| high as $500 per month. This increase
comes from doing extra work.
THE people of Amigo are going to have
the railroad repair shops at that place.
| They have offered the company nice
bonus which has been accepted.
Mss HAMMOND, the lady who conduct
| cd cooking school in Milwaukee, has
been running a restaurant at Hurley and
also interests herself in mining stocks.
SOME newspaper men have made in
! quiries as to the effect of the interstate
commerce law on the passes Of editors
and learn that they must pay fare OF
walk.
TRAINS were delayed by the storm OF
Saturday last, particularly those on north
and south roads, The storm was severe
one, though fortunately the weather was
not cold.
HNRICHs' AMERICAN Corn CURE cures
quickly and does not cause pain or sore
! ness. Cure guaranteed. For sale by
Henry Hinrichs, successor to Robinson
Il Hinrichs
MRs. W. Benson will take charge OF
the Jones Library, which has been closed
since the death of Mr.. Langworthy. The
| library viii be open Saturday afternoons
and evenings.
THE stage routes through this county
have hoen captured by eastern spectators
! Those fellows do a thriving business in
this way, always sub-letting the contract
to local parties.
AT the New York store: 80 extra fine
worsted and cashmere suits including {
& nat, 81 white shirt suspenders anC
collars worth in all $1,000 only S8.45 FOL
the whole outfit.
THE Chiffon Times has purchased the
stock OF The Guardian. a paper estab
iished in Chiffon few months ago. The
relations between the two papers hac
been most cordial.
THE local fishermen made haul o.
suckers yesterday which cast in the shade
the haul made in biblical times 10y the
Apostles. The boat was almost swampeC
by the quantity OF fish.
AT the New York store: We sell 81
black or brown worsted suits, includin.
a 81 hat, a 81 white shirt. fine tie, bot
Of collars and pair of suspenders, wortl
in all SD, only $500 for all.
THERE has been more travel on tn
/ Green Bay Road through Meeme thu
winter than ever before for a like period
Hauling timber to Towards Grove i
what has brought about the activity.
NOT a farmer was in the city on Mon
day. The blockade was quite thorough
No one made an attempt to go out in tn
country. The physicians were the onl,
persons who showed even a disposition
THE teachers meeting at the Firs
ward school on Saturday had the usua
attendance. The meetings this year hav
been unusually well attended. The meet
ing of Saturday last was the last for tn
winter term.
The Juneau Club of Milwaukee give
its first Banquet at the Plankinton Hous
IN Milwaukee on the 10th inst. 1t is t
be ''nobby' affair and tickets of admis
sion cost So. a few invitations have bee
issued to Manitowoc people.
SILK VEILINGs. different co
ors. Former price 35c., now 15c to clos
10 ScHUETTE Bros.
MONEY to loan on approved real estat
security. Enquire of
/ Il. L. MARKHAM.